PRAYER WEEK
Will Be Held Under the Ant-nlce(
of , thy Y M. C. A. and Is Ex
petted to Be a Gieat Success
On the week commencing Decem
ber fourth there ‘s:11 be held m the
college a week of prayer. Among
the men who have been called to
conduct this series of meetings
Dr. Floyd Tompkins, rector of the
Holy Trinity church, Philadelphia,
one widely known for his influence
and interest in young men and wo-
men. Every week he writes a very
readable article in the "Public
Ledger" under the Christian En
deavor topic. Read this article and
it will give you a splendid introduc
tion to Dr. Floyd Tompkins. Ide
preaches three sermons every Sun-
day and people are turned away at
the different services. It is possible
he will be able to spend only one
night here although he is , trying to
arrange for two and therefore let
every man 'put down December
sixth on his calendar.
Sunday is Association day, we
are called to pray for the over 207,-
000 active members of the Young
Men's Christian Association, over
60,000 of whom are on committees
and managing boards: for the 4,000
secretaries that they may serve the
r
young men of America to the ut
most and at the point of their deep
est needs. •
Monday is Brotherhood day, pray
for the revival of practical religious
enthusiasm among the mtn of Nor h
America
Tuesday is Adult Bible class day,
prayer for the millions of yourg
men in "the Neglected Continent" of
South America.
Wednesday is LOcal , Extension
day, for a revival of home , mission
ary enthusiasm, especially for the
men of our own community.
Thursdayi s Social Service day,
for a deeper interest in Christian
social service by the men of our
churches.
Friday is patriotic day, that every
Christian man may prove his pa
triotism by helping to purify poli
tics, by personal cooperation in
movements for raising the standards
of, justice, government and 'personal
morals.
SatUrdaay is Immigration day,
pray for those who are promoting
varied forms of service for the more
than 200000 immigrant young men
who are coming to North America,
at points of embark.ation, on ship
board, and at points of entry. Sec
ond, that chuich organizations and
interdenominational movements may
have a keener apppreciation -of the
needs of these young men in the
communities where they locate and
may meet these needs in the spirit
of Christ.
Remarkable was the result of a
praying band of students at Williams
who prayed into the existence
of the foreign missionary movement
in America. More world move
ments have n , been the result of Col
lege Students cc.mbined together
foi prayer,
Therefore t pis wJek if prayer con
ducted throughout the coil I,;es of
the country should clq,im the atte
ton of eves y college man.
Library Notes
The, Library has tectlyed f um
the Secretary, Josep'l W. Taylor,
Chicago, Illinois, 29 'volumes of
Proccedm mei u.an Rai hva y
Mute' lvb c haute,' Af,soziaLtun.
The gat will be mot aprucca
ated by out teevancal ..tuactits, and
the Library rs it.ntuna c ut prac
tically.compieling its set - . of the Pro
ceedings.
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Toggery Shop The College Ilan
Now on exhibition at our store a very large and
handsome shOwing of overcoats and raincoats
for ' fall and v, inter containing ten' distinctive
•
Men's Furnishings *4 A. G. models including the very popular Presto collar
.
Spalding & Bro's Athletic coat. Prices $lO up to $3O.
All expenses paid when purchases are made.
Goods The Heidcap and
Tailormade Clothing '4" '4l
C. W. SMITH' Montgomery & Co.
.
South Allen—Street —, , Bellefonte
Special attention is called to the
case near the desk, containing some
of the best books, old and recent,
for general reading. These are
changed from tithe to time, and oc
casionally supplemented by partic
ularly good articles in magaz:nes.
Books' on the college man and
woman, the problems of the student,
his social and moral ' relations and
duties are worthy of attention, and
would make excellent reading for
users of the Library, Sunday after
noons and evenings.
State-Pitt returns in 01d Chapel
t23op. m. Everybody out !
Model of.Antbracite Breaker.
Through the generosity of Mr.
Isaac Christ, of Tamaqua, Pa., the
School of Mines .has received a very
fine and complete model of an An
thracite Coal Breaker. It is now
being set up in the
, Mining Building
and will soon be in running order.
This breaker is thoroughly mod
em in design, has rope drive
throughout, is equipped with shak
ing screens, Christ Jigs, and all
necessary machinery, and is of such
a size that it. can , be run on a dem
onstration scale, showing fully the
preparation of the coal for market.
,The original cost of constructing
this large breaker was in*excess of
$7OOO.
Mr. G. R. Henderson Gave Lecture.
Mr. George, R. Henderson, con
sulting engineer for the Baldwin
Locomotive Works and other lin;
portant companies, formerly Super
intendent of Motive Power for the
Sante Fc Railroad company, author
of a book on locomotive operation
on which he is an acknowledged au
thority, and who has traveled
through Europe and South Ameri
ca, recently g eve a very interesting
lecture on the Bub)ec.t of "Eco
nomics in Train operation " Mr.
Henderson talked to a large au
(Fence.
State-Pitt returns ,in Old Chapel
at 2.30 p m. Everybody out!
C, R. McAnlis, 'lO is superintend
ing the construction , of a large six
story reinforced' concrete office
building at Fort Wayne for The
Beers-Offutt Construction company.
State-Pitt returns in Old Chapel
at 230 p m Eve' ybody out 1
Lozk Haven Steam Laundry
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t3ELLEFONTE
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PHIL D. FOSTER
ALL KINDS OF C 0 A L
lilttanx3 7.4 A, liteat
awl, minx Comma
State CAMege, ?male,
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
The
SpaWink'
trade-Maiic
is known
throughout the
world as a
Guarantee
of Quality
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12:10 Chestnut St., I'fillalletph‘a
J.. C. Smith & Son
succes. to H D Meek Hardware Co
General : Hardware
Builders' Material
• Oils, paints, glass, cement
and stoves
Roofing and spouting
Fine assortment of Sporting Goods
'LEANING
BUSH HOUSE
G BELLEFONTE PENNA
RAW her day iO With bath 3 per day
-IV 1. r) N.G( .F, `1"1'-
\Ve keep the quality up
because the quality keeps us up
Your E itt onage
Solicited
I Try McAllister grub and be convinced Exit as at cost
fiTATE comArntAN
_PHOTOGRAPHY
at lowest prices
STATE COLLEG E. PA
are t h e iLargest
Manufacturers i n
the World of
OFFICIAL -
EQUIPMENT
FOR ALL
ATHLETIC
SPORTS AND
PASTIMES
IF YOU are mterested
in Athletic
Sport you
should have a copy of the
Spalding Catalogue les a
complete enclyclopedia of
of WHAT'S N W IN
SPORT and Is sent free'on
request
HENRY GRIMM
FINE TAILORING
PRESSING
REPAIRING
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it satisfies the most exacting IV
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1 Photographic Supplies
161 Sole agents for the Ansco
Company's products . L$
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The Nittany Printing, and
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41 Publishing, Company IF
State Colltge'
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gIEMITMEIEMBORZEGEMBS•z".:•:-
The
Blue Goose
Toothsome morsels
to gratify
the most exacting
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The Meek Drug Store
Ray D. Gilliland, P. D.
Manager
Drugs, Sundries
Stationery
Students' Supplies
Prescriptions
compounded
.sovt. Tktt 7 i-Cotek
C. A. Blanchard
Manager
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Penn Avenue and Tenth Street
..131.ttsbuTgh,
E. L. GRAHAM & COMPANY
Dry Goods Groceries
Sporting Goods
East College avenue
1k..01X 0 N the Campus
Phones
StudentN', rc:,; - ular board pei weak .. / ,‘": 75 .7.
3
HARVEY BROS,
Bakers and Confectioners
Full line of
Lowney, Airolto and
Fuller-Greene Chocolates
always on hand
Ice Cream in Seasonable Flavors
Excellent service at
OUR NEW FOUNTAIN
Nittany Inn Buildirg,
litteek. - Co._
A "BAN.I.EceII"PaTkoT
"bovA.l.ltg 3IAXey
Ckgays and tobaccos
Nt.o'cek 13•11116lAg IMen Sttett
J. P. HAGMAN
Strictly : Firstclass : Tailoring
High Grade Gents Furnishings
112 E. College Ave
F. D. WEAVER
UNTO-DATE LIVERY
J. B. MARTIN
SEALSHIPT OYSTERS
CHOICE FRUIT
South Allen Street, opposite the Postoffice
_State_College Supply Co.
General — Merchandise
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Agents for Spalding Athletic Goods - 1
Douglas and Walk Over Shoes 1
Crawford Shoe Repair Co
Let us
in a ke
your old shoes like new Shoes collected
and delivered Student agents
Roan 'll, Blouch 'l3 331 McA Hall
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